korrents

A korrentour readingWhat is a korrent?

Genghis Khan conquered the largest empire in history with an army that never exceeded about 110,000 men.

Drawn from what Jack Weatherford said

Subjectwar

war Armed conflict and preparing for it: military spending, alliances, and what changes when machines are in the loop.

Interesting
A private bookmark. Not a position, and never counted.

What Jack Weatherford actually said

Word for word, with the source under each one. They did not write this page.

  1. Jack Weatherford

    Anthropologist and author of Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World

    Genghis Khan's army was extremely good in warfare but small. He never got probably above 100,000, at the most 110,000. That is small.

    Where this was said

    Watch from 1:27:20 plays here

    ↗Jack Weatherford: Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire | Lex Fridman Podcast #476youtube.com

    video · 4h 30m · spoken · official transcript

    All 22 korrents from this recordingthis one is 3rd

Added to korrents 31 Jul 2025 · How quotes work · Something wrong? Tell us

Do you hold this korrent?Do you also believe this?

Sign in to record that you hold this, with a confidence number of your own.

Related korrents

Our reading — they may agree, disagree or merely touch the same thing. Closest first: a shared subject counts for most, then how near the wording is.

See this on the map →